texts: <mask> is an American lawyer, author, and politician who has served as the U.S. representative for since 1996. The district includes most of Portland. He was a member of the Democratic Party and served on the Portland City Council from 1987 to 1996, when he succeeded Ron Wyden in the U.S. House of Representatives. After Bob Packwood resigned, Wyden was elected to the Senate. On August 16, 1948, <mask> was born in Portland. He attended Lewis & Clark College after graduating from a high school on Portland's east side. He received a Bachelor of Arts degree from Lewis & Clark in 1970.He graduated from the Lewis & Clark Law School with a Juris Doctor degree in 1976. He was an assistant to the president of Portland State University before starting law school. While unsuccessful in his attempt to lower the state voting age, he supported the national trend that resulted in the Twenty-sixth Amendment to the United States Constitution, which lowered the voting age. He was elected to the Oregon House of Representatives in 1972 in the 11th district. He was re-elected in 1974 and 1976, but not 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 He was on the board of Portland Community College from 1975 to 1981 He was a member of the Multnomah County Commission from 1979 to 1986.Margaret Strachan defeated him in the 1981 Portland City Council race. He ran for city council after leaving the county commission. In 1986 he was elected to the Portland City Council. He was on the council from January 1987 to 1996. He became the council member in charge of the Portland Bureau of Transportation after being named the city's Commissioner of Public Works. Governor Neil Goldschmidt appointed him to the commission on higher education in 1990 and 1991 while he was on the council. Since 1992, only the second time that <mask> has lost an election, he was defeated in an open race for mayor of Portland.He was called "the man who probably knows the most about how Portland works", but he left local politics to run for Congress. He resigned from the city council after being elected to Congress. In 2010, he received an award for his contributions to public television. In 1996 a special election was held to fill the seat left vacant by Ron Wyden's election to the U.S. Senate. He defeated Republican Mark Brunelle. He was elected to a full term that November, and has been reelected 12 more times without serious difficulty in what has been Oregon's most Democratic district, never with less than 70% of the vote. John Kerry and Barack Obama both had Oregon campaign chairs.In Congress, he is known for his advocacy for mass transit, such as Portland's MAX Light Rail and the Portland Streetcar, and as a strong supporter of legislation that promotes bicycle commute from his Washington residence to the Capitol and even to the White House for meetings. The Senator Paul Simon Water for the Poor Act of 2005 and the Flood Insurance Reform Act of 2004 are some of the bills that have become law. The Legal Timber Protection Act was part of the 2008 Farm Bill. The United States was pressured to take more action during the conflict. September 15, 2004: Mr. Speaker, barely have we recovered from Hurricane Hugo and we are. There is a risk of a 30-foot wall of water putting at risk $100 billion of infrastructure and industry and countless lives because it is located 15 feet below sea level. Mr Speaker, I recently had the chance to view the destruction in Southeast Asia as a result of the tsunami.I must confess that sometimes my thoughts went back to the United States as I was appalled by what I saw. If Ivan had hit the city of New Orleans, what would have happened? If there was a 30-foot wall of water hitting the city, it would cause thousands of deaths and $100 billion in damage. Prevention and planning will pay off. We might be encouraged to act before disaster strikes. He supports the World Trade Organization and has voted for "free trade" agreements with several countries. These agreements have angered progressives, environmental and labor activists.He voted against the CAFTA in 2004. On September 24, 2007, four labor and human rights activists were arrested in <mask>'s office for protesting his support for the Peru Free Trade Agreement. In February 2009, after a domesticated chimp in Connecticut severely mauled a woman, <mask> sponsored the Captive Primate Safety Act to bar the sale or purchase of non-human primates for personal possession between states and from outside the country. The legislation to ban interstate trafficking of great apes was tabled by the Senate after it passed the House. During the political debate over health care reform, <mask> received some media attention for sponsoring an amendment to change procedures to mandate that Medicare pay for end-of-life counseling. The amendment was based on an earlier proposal cosponsored by the two congressmen. Conservative figures, such as 2008 vice presidential nominee and former Alaska governor Sarah Palin, suggested that the amendment would be used as a cover for the federal government to set up "death panels" that would be used to determine which people received medical treatment.The claim was called "mind-numbing" and an "all-time low" by <mask>. The "death panels" claim was called "nuts" by Republican Senator Johnny Isakson. The Emergency Afghan Allies Extension Act was introduced in July. The United States Department of State could issue an additional 1,000 emergency Special Immigrant Visas to Afghan translators who served with U.S. troops during the War in Afghanistan. He argued that if the U.S. didn't provide these additional visas, the brave translators would be left in Afghanistan, hiding, their lives still threatened by the Taliban. He didn't attend all of the State of the Union addresses because he wouldn't be a witness to Trump's antics. He was one of the first lawmakers to support the Green New Deal.In July of this year, <mask> voted against a House resolution opposing efforts to boycott the State of Israel and the Global Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions movement targeting Israel for its continued occupation of Palestine. The resolution was passed by a wide margin. A candidate for Secretary of Transportation in the incoming Biden Administration was named in November 2020. Pete Buttigieg was chosen. The Ways and Means Subcommittee on Health has memberships in the Congressional Progressives Caucus, Cannabis Caucus, Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Caucus, and the National Guard and Reserve Component Caucus. The law was repealed after it was found unconstitutional. He has supported the rights of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and queer community.On October 1, 2015, after the Umpqua Community College shooting, he published a report titled Enough is Enough: A Comprehensive Plan to Improve Gun Safety. Alternative energy sources, health care reform, and federal support for education have been supported by <mask>. He co-founding the Congressional Cannabis Caucus is one of the most fervent advocates for the legalization of marijuana. Since 2004, <mask> has been married to Margaret. The founder and co-chair of the Congressional Bike Caucus is an avid cyclist. In the weeks leading up to Christmas, <mask> bakes and delivers hundreds of fruitcakes to his colleagues on the Hill. In 1996, write-ins received 531 votes.In 2000, write-ins received a lot of votes. Write-ins received 1094 votes. Write-ins received 1,089 votes. Write-ins received over 500 votes. There are External links to the congressman's website, as well as to the Secretary of State's website.

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texts: The wife of a Whig politician, <mask>, Baroness Holland, was an English political hostess. After her husband's death, she hosted political and literary gatherings at Holland House. <mask> was the only child and universal heir of Richard Vassall, a planter in Jamaica and Mary Clarke, and granddaughter of Florentius Vassall, a wealthy planter and slave-owner in Jamaica. Vassall was married for the first time in 1786. He was 20 years older than her. They had five children. A son died.Sir Henry VassallWebster was a lieutenant colonel. The lady was married on 5 June 1816. The Adm. is Sir Fleetwood Broughton Reynolds. A son died in October 1795. She spent a lot of time in Europe in the early 1790s because she was unhappy in her marriage. She had an affair with a politician and had a daughter with him. The Naples Whig politician Henry Fox and the 3rd Baron Holland had a love affair.General Charles Richard Fox had seven children. His parents were married before he was born. The man is The Hon. Stephen Fox was born in January 1799 and died in November 1800. A son died. The 4th Baron Holland was Henry Edward Fox. The man is The Hon.<mask> Fox was married to Thomas Powys on May 24, 1830. The man is The Hon. Georgiana Anne Fox lived from November 1809 to October 1819. A daughter died in 1812. Fox was divorced on the grounds of adultery. On 6 July, she married Holland. The elite of Whig society lived in Holland House, just outside London, for many years.Visitors included Lord Grey, George Tierney, Samuel Rogers and Walter Scott. Holland was known for her domineering nature compared to her husband. Lord and Lady Holland's friend, Sydney Smith, called her a "formidable woman" in his journals. The Holland house was visited by the Kemble sisters, who described the rudeness of Lady Holland. Lady Holland's rule extended to Lord Holland as well as the guests at Holland House. When he was in the middle of telling a story, she would have servants take him away from the table in his wheelchair and dictate when he should go to bed. Lord and Lady Holland were very fond of Napoleon Bonaparte.A bronze bust of him was placed in the garden at Holland House. Lady Holland sent Napoleon food and books after he was exiled. After Napoleon's death in 1821, his companions General Henri Gratien Bertrand and the Marquis de Montholon arrived at Holland House to deliver a snuffbox. Lady Holland gave the gold snuffbox to the British Museum. On October 22, 1840, Lord Holland died. Lady Holland lived at 33 South Street after her mother passed away. The historian John Allen died here in 1843.<mask> moved to 9 Great Stanhope Street in November of that year. Lady <mask> passed away in 1845. She became estranged from her children at the end of her life. She told Lord John Russell that she didn't like her daughter. Lady Holland was called a social light by Charles Greville in his memoirs. Lady <mask> introduced the dahlia to the United Kingdom. The Marchioness of Bute brought the plant from Spain but failed to grow it.Lady Holland was given roots or seeds in Madrid in the 18th century. She sent them back to Lord <mask>'s library, who successfully raised the plants. In 1824, Lord <mask> sent his wife a note that said, "The dahlia you brought to our isle Your praises for ever shall speak; Mid gardens as sweet as your smile, and in colour as bright as your cheek." The government paid compensation to slaveholders when the ownership of slaves was abolished in the British Empire. 40% of the Treasury's annual spending budget was paid in compensation. The British taxpayers paid off the borrowed money and finally repaid it in 2015. Her compensation was paid to her husband Lord Holland who was associated with three different claims for the enslaved people on the estates in Jamaica.Holland adopted the name Vassall to protect his children's rights to his wife's West Indian fortune, according to his entry in the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography. There were deaths of British baronesses and English political hostesses.

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texts: A Costa Rican former professional footballer is named <mask>ez. <mask> won league titles with Comunicaciones and América de Cali. After solid performances with the national team, <mask> received offers from China, Turkey, and Major League Soccer, but finally settled, as co-owner, player and captain of Municipal Liberia. He left the project a few days before finishing the Apertura tournament due to personal issues and differences with his co-owner Mario Sotela. There were rumors that <mask> would return to Alajuelense, but they were quickly discarded. After failed negotiations with Brujas, <mask> returned to Comunicaciones, a team he had already represented on two other spells, remaining as one of side's best imports ever. A year and seven months after he retired, <mask> joined Asociacin Deportiva Carmelita. He was released in September 2012 after three matches with Carmelita."<mask> has been busy with his other activities besides football," said de Len. "Carmelita evala dar de baja a <mask> <mask>". "La Nacin" was published on 24 September 2012 <mask> has been a fixture on the Costa Rica national team since 1992. He is the nation's all-time leading scorer with 47 goals. He earned his first cap at the age of 17 in a match against Ecuador. The first of his five World Cup qualification campaigns for Costa Rica was against St.Vincent and the Grenadines in 1994."FIFA Player Statistics: <mask> FONSECA". On May 26, 2013). <mask>'s first international goal came in a UNCAF Nations Cup match against Panama. The tournament was called "UNCAF Tournament 1993". RSSSF on June 2, 2003 On May 26, 2013). In the fall of 1996, <mask> became a regular in the national team.He scored a hat trick against Honduras in 1997 in the UNCAF Nations Cup. He played in the first-round match against Mexico as the team lost all three group games. In 1999, <mask> scored eight times for Costa Rica, six times in 2000, and twelve times in 2001, the highest scoring stretch of his international career. Costa Rica finished in first place in World Cup qualification. The Costa Ricans won their first-round group with a team that included <mask>, Wanchope, and Centeno. The team played against China and Brazil in the first round of the 2002 World Cup. After playing in the 2003 CONCACAF Gold Cup and scoring twice against the United States, <mask> was limited to only one cap in 2004 and two in 2005, but he remained in the national team after the World Cup.He wasn't included in the 2006 World Cup squad. After the appointment of a former teammate as national coach, <mask> returned to the national team. He only appeared once for Costa Rica during the two-year period after the Gold Cup, but he was recalled late in 2009 for the last stages of World Cup qualification. He came off the bench for the last 26 minutes of the intercontinental playoff match against Uruguay on November 18, 2009. The report said that the match was between Costa Rica and Uruguay. The year ended on 18 November 2009. On May 26, 2013).In Costa Rica's 1000th international match, he scored his 47th and last goal in a spectacular strike with his back to the goal. The all-time top scorer in the UNCAF Nations Cup with 19 goals, <mask> was voted the tournament's best player in 1999. The first game of the Costa Rican Estadio Nacional against China was played on 26 March 2011. He made a substitution in the 78th minute. This was his last game with the Costa Rica national football team, as he retired from international play as Costa Rica's all-time leading scorer. Costa Rica's goal tally is listed first in the International goalsScores and results. Costa Rican Championship: 1993–94, 1994–95, 1996–97, 2001–02, 2004–05, and Apertura: 1998–99, 1999–00.América de Cali footballers L.D. are from Pachuca. Footballers Comunicaciones F.C. Costa Rican expatriates play soccer in Mexico, Costa Rican expatriates play soccer in Mexico, Costa Rican expatriates play soccer in Mexico, Costa Rican expatriates play soccer in Mexico, Costa Rican expatriates play soccer in Mexico, Costa Rican expatriates play soccer in Mexico, Costa Rican expatriates play soccer in Mexico, Costa Rican

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texts: <mask> is a Nigerian politician, teacher, businessman and public administrator. He has been the Nigerian Ambassador to the Kingdom of Spain since January 2021. He was the Minister of State for Defence. When he was a junior public servant in Lagos, he didn't like his job because his secondary school qualification wouldn't guarantee him a promotion to the senior ranks of public service, so he went to New York to study for a masters degree. He graduated from the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University with a certificate in national and international security. <mask> is a teacher. After completing his studies, <mask> became a licensed teacher with the New York City Board of Education, working at JFK Memorial High School, Walton High School, and the Springfield High School.He helped to teach Accounting and Business Mathematics from 1984 to 1986 as well as counseling young students from time to time. From 1986 to 1987 he was the assistant manager at the Rochester New York firm. He worked at Dollar Dry Dock Bank in New York City. The Chairman of the Lagos State Sports Council from 1992 to 1994 was the Business Manager of Equity and Trust Finance Company. The chairmanship of the Lagos State Sports Council was marked by political instability in Nigeria during the struggle for democratic rule by the National Democratic Coalition, Nigeria (NADECO) and civil society organisation following the then military junta. There is a person named Abiola. There were riots on the streets of Lagos.The Lagos State government engaged young talents in sporting activities at State and National levels thanks to the efforts of Demola <mask>. He applied his experiences as a grassroots organiser to positively mobilise the local youths towards sporting activities in the State with educational institutions as platforms for youth participation in grassroots sports development programmes. He was granted a life membership in the Table Tennis Association in 1993 because of his passion for sports in Lagos State. With the Nigerian military due to hand over power in 1993 to elected civilians, Demola <mask> left his public service to start his own company and launch a career in politics. The general elections of June 1993 led him into private business. The Vice President of New York based Perpetual Associates International (USA) Inc. was Demola <mask> from 1994 to 1999. He was the Executive Director - Business Development and Marketing from 1999 to 2007.The Lagos Central District Senatorial candidate in 1992 was <mask> <mask>. He was elected a member of the Federal House of Representatives from the Lagos Island Federal Constituency on the ticket of the United Nigeria Congress Party. The victory was short-lived due to the end of the General Abacha regime and the beginning of the transition regime. The emergence of the 4th Republic made him a member of the National Fund Raising Committee of the Peoples Democratic Party. He was appointed as a member of the Candidate and Party Relations Committee. The Chairman of the Lagos Island Local Government Area of the Peoples Democratic Party from 2000 to 2002 was named as the party's flag bearer to the House of Assembly. He cut his political teeth in 2005 when he was the Secretary of the Lagos StatePDP Disciplinary Committees.He was appointed as the Lagos State Vice-Chairman of thePDP in 2005 and then as the Senator for the Lagos Central Senatorial district in 2007. The aim of the campaign was to ensure gainful and qualitative employment of youths in his district. His political vision was to ensure quality education for youths in the rundown areas of his senatorial district by galvanising the support of the Federal Government through special federal government support schemes to revive literacy in such highly populated parts of Lagos State described by him as the most cosmopolitan and populated in the Federal Republic Although education for the youth was high on his political agenda, he also sought to advance gender sensitivity in politics and public service opportunities. His approach to politics is based on the issues of housing, infrastructure development and security. <mask> was a member of the Action Congress of Nigeria. He was appointed as Nigeria's Ambassador to the Kingdom of Spain in early 2021.Hon. The Minister of State for Interior of the Federal Republic of Nigeria worked with the Minister of Interior in formulating and implementing policies towards the realization of the ministry's mandate. He helped to provide oversight for the Nigerian Civil Defence, Immigration and Prisons Services Board in areas such as coordinating and ensuring harmony towards the Ministry's mandate. According to governing laws of Nigeria, he is responsible for providing oversight for Nigeria Prison Service, Federal Fire Service, Seaman Identity Certificate and Registration of Marriages. Hon. <mask> was the Minister of State for Defence of the Federal Republic of Nigeria from 2008 to 2009. In order to attain the goals and objectives of the Federal Government of Nigeria, the Military Pensions Board was given oversight by Demola <mask>.He and the Minister of Defence formulated and implemented policies within the purview of the Defence schedule. There was effective oversight on the operations of the armed forces re-settlement scheme. He is responsible for the upkeep of the National Cenotaph as well as the documentation and preservation of Nigerian Military history in Military Museums. The commemoration activities of the armed forces remembrance day were coordinated by him. The Minister of State was appointed Chairman of the Defence Health MaintenanceLimited a holding company for military health maintenance initiatives. The Chairman of the Ministry of Defence HIV/USDoD joint initiative was Demola <mask>. He was a member of the Joint Development Authority of Nigeria-So Tomé.He was responsible for the supervision of the Joint Services Organisations and Parastatals such as the Nigerian Defence Academy, armed forces command and staff college, National War College, Defence Industry Corporation of Nigeria and the Nigerian armed forces Resettlement centre. Hon. Supervising Minister for Mines and Steel Development: October 2008 to December 2008 Although Demola <mask> oversaw. He was crucial to the approval of the Ministerial Tenders Board and the Procurement Planning Committee. Hon.The Minister of State for Agriculture and Water Resources of the Federal Republic of Nigeria worked with the Minister in setting out policies on Agriculture and Water resources needed to galvanise the employment, industrial and social development. He helped steer focus towards the development and review of the National Water Resources Master Plan and also helped in overseeing the ministerial activities in the Cash and Food Crop production, Livestock, Fishery, Agricultural Research, Agricultural Disease control, Agricultural Statistics, Strategic Food Reserve, and distribution of Essential Inputs schedules within He ensured the aggressive implementation of the national policies and water resources development and distribution through Irrigation/ Dam, Underground Water Supply, and Water Resources Research and Statistics programmes. He oversaw the activities of the River Basin Development Authorities and the National Water Resources Institute. In 2008 he was elected as the chairman of the NBA Council of Ministers. He was the country's spokesman on agricultural sector engagements at international and regional levels. The Ottun Aare of Lagos is a traditional award and title.In the interest of Nigeria's national development, present and future Demola <mask> has been in Federal Ministerial positions. Major assistance has been provided for military personnel and their families who are suffering from HIV/AIDS. He is a member of the Action Congress of Nigeria and a fellow of the prestigious Harvard University. The Nigerian-American Chamber of Commerce has a member named Demola <mask>. He is a member of the Island Club, F's Club, IBB Golf, Country Club and Lagos yacht Club. The Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria seized two properties belonging to <mask> after he failed to settle a debt. Nigerian expatriates in the United States, Harvard Kennedy School alumni, Nigerian educators, Nigerian accountants, and people from Lagos State are all mentioned.

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texts: The manager of the Croatia national under-19 team is <mask> "Joe" imuni. imuni was born in Australia to Bosnian Croat parents and went on to play in Germany and Croatia before finishing his career with Dinamo Zagreb. He played in five major tournaments for Croatia, including the 2002 and 2006 World Cup, as well as the 2004, 2008 and 2012 European Championships, and is the fifth most capped player in the history of the Croatia national team. Bosnian Croat immigrants from Otigoe near Fojnica were the parents of club career imuni. He attended the Australian Institute of Sport program after receiving early football training. The defender won the 1996 NSL Youth Player of the Year award after breaking into the first team as a teenager. After moving to Europe, imuni scored three goals in 14 outings.Hertha BSC imuni moved to Hertha BSC in 2000 after falling out with Frank Pagelsdorf and has since become an important member of the team. He wants to return to Australia after his career in Europe is over. Kicker named imuni the best centre-half in the Bundesliga at the end of the 2008–09 season. Hertha finished fourth in the league with a defence that conceded only 41 goals. After nine years with Hertha, he left the club on June 30, 2009, to sign with Hoffenheim, who had a contract that was to end on June 30, 2012. The board of Dinamo Zagreb confirmed the signing of imuni on a free transfer on August 31, 2011. The club signed imuni in order to keep their team in the competition.He made his debut in a Croatian derby between Dinamo Zagreb and Hajduk Split. He only made 11 domestic league appearances in his first season with the club due to injuries and competition in the team's defensive lineup that included Tonel, Leandro Cufré, Igor Bian and Domagoj Vida. He made his European debut against Lyon. He won his first double with the club at the end of the season, as Dinamo won both the Prva HNL and the Croatian Cup. He was the first choice centre-half and a regular starter in his second season with the club. He played 90 minutes in all six of Dinamo's group stage matches. imuni retired from football on December 14th.The Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) educated the international career imuni. He was eligible to play for Australia but chose to play for Croatia, even though his parents were not from Croatia. He made his international debut in Croatia's friendly match against South Korea in 2001. imuni was in the Croatia squad for the 2002 World Cup even though he didn't play in any of Croatia's World Cup qualifers. He played for Croatia in South Korea and Japan. He played in the Euro 2004, 2006 World Cup, and Euro 2008 tournaments. In Croatia's final World Cup match against Australia, imuni was sent off.After picking up a booking in the 61st minute, the referee took out a yellow card for his tackle in the 90th minute, but did not send him off. imuni received a third yellow card and a red card at the conclusion of the game. All three bookings were noted in the match report, but the 90th minute booking was removed. Poll was removed from the knockout stages referee pool. Poll retired from refereeing international games after the World Cup. Poll revealed in his book that after booking imuni for the second time, he had mistakenly recorded him as "Australia #3", which was Craig Moore. Despite being a centre-half, imuni has great football technique.On a training pitch, he feints like Ronaldinho, according to his national teammate. Fascist salute controversy imuni was involved in a controversy after a 2–0 win for Croatia against Iceland. He was accused of sympathies to neo-Nazis for directing the crowd in a chant. The fans responded "Spremni!" when the salute "Za dom" was used. Ready! The salute used by the fascist Ustasha movement in Croatia during World War II was similar. He said that he was driven by love for his homeland.Those who are bothered by those shouts should study history, said imuni after the match. It's their problem if it's bothering someone. I'm not afraid. The State's Attorney Office of Croatia fined imuni 25,000 for inciting racial hatred and harassment of other participants of a public gathering. After an investigation, imuni was banned from entering the stadiums for ten official matches and fined 30,000 Swiss Francs. The Association of Anti-Fascist Fighters of Croatia (SABH) and the Croatian Minister of Science, Education and Sports denounced imuni's behavior. The severity of the suspension was criticized.It was expected and deserving, sending a strong message that Croatians don't want to be seen as backward rightists and as a country where minority rights are being violated to promote and glorify fascists. The Croatian Football Federation and the manager of the national football team have described the suspension as excessive. imuni lost his appeal in March of last year. His lawyers said that a "Greater Serbian conspiracy" was to blame for the decision. On 9 April, imuni and his lawyers filed an appeal with the Court of Arbitration for Sport and requested that the sanctions be stayed for a year. The parties were heard at a hearing on 8 May. The player's appeal was dismissed by the committee in charge of the matter.The player was banned from entering the stadiums for the first ten official matches of the World Cup and was fined 30,000 Swiss Francs. He said for Sportske novosti that he wasn't aware of the implications because he hadn't lived in Croatia for a long time. I was not glorifying fascists, Nazism, or any other kind of totalitarianism. I was showing my appreciation for Croatia. I believed that was the right way to go. There are a lot of people who think that is the wrong way. I would chant 'Croatia, Croatia' because I was aware of the context.In September 2015, imuni was appointed an assistant manager of the Croatia national football team under the coaching staff of Ante ai. He was the new manager of the Croatia national under-19 football team. imuni is married to a Canadian. The couple's first child was born on 5 September. The child passed away. On August 24, 2015, Kolinda Grabar-Kitarovi was presented with a petition for the introduction of Za dom spremni. imuni, along with other prominent Croatian right-wing figures, signed the petition.The petition was rejected by President Grabar-Kitarovi. The 2016 Croatian documentary Jasenovac istina denies the Ustasha genocide of Serbs and Jews in the Jasenovac concentration camp during the World War II. The ClubMelbourne Knights National Soccer League was in 1995-96 and 2001-02.


texts: There was a Scottish knight involved in the Gowrie House affair. <mask>'s father and grandfather were named after him. His father's first marriage was to Margaret Seton, daughter of George Seton, 6th Lord Seton. The daughter of Patrick Gray, 4th Lord Gray, was his second wife. During the crisis of the Scottish reformation in 1559, this <mask> senior took his Leith followers to face the French troops. He advised against resistance at Leith by the Protestant Lords of the Congregation against the French troops of Mary of Guise, which led to a short-lived truce. Alexander Home, 5th Lord Home was married to the widow of <mask> senior.Her son, <mask>, married Elizabeth Makgill, daughter of David Makgill and Jonet Ker. After their divorce, <mask>'s first wife, Elizabeth Makgill, married Sir Thomas Kennedy of Culzean. The Earl of Bothwell and Lord Home attended a daughter's christened at Fast Castle in May 1590. The <mask> family lived at Lochend Castle near Restalrig, and others of the name had been the Provost of Leith. An outlying chapel at Arthur's Seat in Holyrood Park and the monastery of St Anthony were founded in 1430 by a descendant and his wife. Lady Fastcastle, widow of Cuthbert Home who had fallen at Flodden Field, was <mask>'s niece and heir. Sir George Ogilvie was lord of the other half of Fastcastle in the 1570s, while <mask> was lord of the other half.A number of lands and rights connected to Fast Castle were surrendered in 1597, but not the Castle itself. The castle hadn't been in Scottish hands since the 14th century. After 1598 the lands of the Coldingham Priory were annexed to the crown, and so Fast Castle became a possession of the crown. James VI of Scotland raised the status of the Restalrig estate into a free barony on April 5, 1603, giving <mask> extra jurisdiction over his tenants. Mary, Queen of Scots was supported by <mask> and William Kirkcaldy when they defended Edinburgh Castle in the Queen's name during the Scottish civil war. He offered his services to Francis Walsingham on 29 July 1586. The Master of Gray received letters from England.After the revelation of the Babington plot in 1586, James VI hoped that an accredited ambassador in London would be able to save his mother's life. The Master of Gray and <mask> were in contact with <mask> to Douglas in December 1586. After he returned to Fast Castle, he wrote to Douglas. By now Mary had been executed and James VI was angry with Gray's actions. The Kinge is angry at you and thinks you have done something wrong. He wanted me to write to your lordship that your letters were harmful to him, and he was not aware of your intelligence.It's true that the King is angry at you and thinks you have done him wrong, and that he retired himself to Dalkeith Palace because of the death of his mother. One of his daughters was christened at Fast Castle in May 1590. The last of <mask>'s lines ended in May 1608. None of <mask>'s children were allowed to inherit his lands. Minor children were allowed to own land, but not their father's land. The 3rd Earl of Gowrie, John Ruthven, was implicated in an attempt to abduct James VI of Scotland by George Sprot of Eyemouth. Sprot said he had seen letters from Gowrie to <mask> at Fast Castle.Sprot was told that if the king was kidnapped, he would be given a gift of Dirleton Castle. Sprot claimed to have obtained a letter signed "Restalrig" from James Bour of Auchencrow, which he said was written by <mask> to Gowrie. The brothers were offered the use of Fast Castle. The matter should be settled soon at the King's buck hunting. <mask> said in the letter that it was like a strange tale of a gentleman of Padua. George Sprot was hanged at the Market Cross of Edinburgh for his knowledge of the conspiracy. John Spottiswoode who was present at Sprot's hanging thought his tale was a meer invention of the man's own brain.Spottiswoode didn't think that Gowrie would have plotted with him. The lawyer signed as a witness to some of the property transactions that George Sprot was connected to. The Parliament of Scotland forfeited the lands and properties of the family in 1609. There are five alleged letters from <mask> to the Earl of Gowrie in the records of Parliament. In 1609, the King's advocate Thomas Hamilton wrote that "credible witnesses including kirk ministers and others recognised the handwriting in the "treasonable missives". The spelling and hand of the letters were found by the minister of Coldingham. He made a detailed comment on the orthography.External links from 1600 in Scotland to 1606 deaths of Scottish people.

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texts: <mask> is an English rapper, singer, songwriter, DJ, producer and TV personality. <mask> was the lead singer of Five. <mask>'s debut solo album, Abstract Theory, earned him three top-ten hits. <mask> appeared on The Big Reunion in 2012 after years out of the spotlight. He was runner-up for Celebrity Big Brother 12 after appearing on All Star Mr & Mrs. In 2015, <mask> starred in a Christmas special and a documentary about <mask> on the Christmas Farm. <mask> was born in London on June 29, 1979 to Turan Sanveren and Kathleen Breen.He left home at 16 to join boyband Five and was raised on a council estate in East London. He studied acting, knitting and makeup at the Italia Conti Stage School after winning a scholarship. He was told by his teacher that he should try out for a boy band. After performing in front of a panel of managers, <mask> was chosen from over 3000 people to be in the band Five, which went on to have international success winning a Brit Award for Best Pop Act 2000. "If Ya Gettin' Down" was one of the band's hits and was written by <mask>, J Brown and Sean Conlon. Career with Five Five, also known as 5ive, was a successful British boy band in the '90s. The band was formed in 1997 by father/son management team Bob Herbert and Chris Herbert of Safe Management, the same team that originally formed the Spice Girls, and went on to be signed by music industry boss and A&R Simon Cowell, who at the time was a music executive at SonyIn the UK alone, Five have sold over 2 million singles and 1.6 million albums. Robinson persuaded the other members of the band to take a break. <mask> stated on The Big Reunion that he did not want the band to split and that it felt like they were taking something away from him. After Five split, <mask> became the only band member to release a solo album and was signed to Sony BMG by Simon Cowell as a solo artist. "What You Got" and "Stop Sign" were top 10 hits on the UK Singles Chart. "Miss Perfect" was also included. 5).The fourth single, "7 Ways", was scrapped despite a music video being filmed for it. The abstract theory made it to No. He was dropped by Sony in December of 2003 after 29 on the UK Albums Chart. Atomic Kitten, Blue, 911, Honeyz, B*witched and Liberty X are just some of the celebrities who will be taking part in an ITV2 documentary series called The Big Reunion. Each episode of The Big Reunion averaged 1 million viewers, making it an unexpected hit for ITV2. Five's stories, both as a band and as individuals, were heavily featured on the show, which revealed what had happened to the bands after finding fame. In episode 4, <mask> gave the audience a tour of his vegetable garden and showed off his "curly carrots".Fans were interested in <mask>'s eccentric choices of headwear. <mask> entered the Celebrity Big Brother house. He told Emma that he was doing the show because he needed a home. It has been speculated that <mask> was offered a large sum of money to do the show. <mask> admitted in the diary room that he has a mild form of autism. <mask> was the CBB12 runner-up. In August of 2014, <mask> left Five via social media, thanking his fans for their support.I love you all. Since <mask>'s exit, his former bandmates continue to tour nightclubs as a three-piece using the name Five. <mask> decided to buy a smallholding in rural Wales with his partner and manager after a brief attempt at rural living in Lincolnshire. The owner of Tin Can Island contacted the executive producer because she felt <mask>'s transition to farmer would make for entertaining viewing. Tom Mcdonald was the one who commissioned the series. The docu-series Country Strife: Abz on the Farm aired on BBC Two in August 2015, with the camera crew following the couple's journey as they purchased a dilapidated smallholding and adjusted to rural life on a budget. <mask> became a cult hit despite being panned by some viewers for being at odds with the majority of the show's content.<mask> put his Brit Award for Best Pop Act 2000 up for auction on eBay. He announced his plans on The Wright Stuff the morning of the auction to raise funds for his farm. <mask> created a tongue-in-cheek item description for the award after the bidding started at 99p. The high level of media interest in the auction resulted in rapidly rising bids, eventually reaching over $1 million. <mask> turned down several offers to end the auction early because they believed the 1 million bid was real. The day before the auction ended, eBay's fraud squad canceled his account, denying him the chance to see if the top bid was legit. In January 2016 <mask> released his first solo single in over a decade, a comedy track called "Cockadoodledoo" with the hope of raising money for his farming project.He has been a member of the supergroup called Boyz on Block since 2019. The group's first single was a cover of East 17's 1994 single "Stay Another Day". Tony Mortimer is in the version. Their second single was a cover of K-Ci & JoJo's song All My Life. The UK Official Charts did not show any single. The tenth series of Celebs Go Dating was announced by Channel 4 on 27 October 2021. In January 2022, the series began airing.The couple were engaged after <mask> dated a singer. They did not stay together in 2017: <mask> bought a smallholding in Carmarthenshire, Wales. There are External links to the official website Abz Love, Abz on the farm, and Abz Love on Facebook.

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texts: The founder of the city of Mount Carmel, Illinois, <mask>, was an American newspaper editor, opponent of slavery, author, historian, real estate investor, and a Methodist minister. In Virginia, Kentucky, Ohio, and Illinois, members of the Hinde family were prominent. Edmund C. and Charles T<mask> were both shipping magnates. He was the father-in-law of a judge. In Kentucky, Ohio and Illinois, Hinde pursued real estate, construction, and publishing opportunities. In his early years, he was against slavery. During the 18th century, he used his newspaper, The Fredonian, in Chillicothe, Ohio, to highlight issues about Indian treaties.He served in the War of 1812. He was a pioneer in the settlement of Indiana and Illinois as well as the expansion of the Methodist Episcopal Church. He was a historian and biographer. A real estate speculation and dam construction company was founded by <mask>. The Grand Rapids Dam was created by the company next to <mask>'s property. The Federal government abandoned the dam in 1931. He traveled extensively to advance the interests of the church.He was a pioneer circuit rider in Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, and Missouri. In leading publications, Hinde wrote and published religious articles. One of the first two bishops of the Methodist Episcopal Church thought that <mask> was important to the church. He mentioned him in his journals. The papers of other important figures of the Trans-Allegheny West were collected by the historian. After his death, his family donated 47 volumes of his personal papers to the Wisconsin Historical Society. The seventh of eight children was born to <mask> and Mary Todd Hubbard on April 19, 1785 in Virginia.His father was a doctor who worked for Patrick Henry and General James Wolfe. When his father was awarded a land grant for his services in the American Revolutionary War, the family moved from Virginia to Newport, Kentucky. While walking to school in the wilderness of Kentucky, he fought off a wolf and a panther, according to a letter to President James Madison. The three men grew up together, as they were neighbors of the Hinde family. One of <mask>'s sisters married a man who went on to become a prominent lawyer and politician. All of <mask>'s family, including his father, became Methodists after Mary and <mask> converted to Christianity in 1798. <mask> took a while to make up his mind.The younger <mask> became friends with Francis Asbury, who became a prominent bishop in the church. Martha Harrison <mask> was converted to Christianity by her brother, Theophilus Arminius, in an article published in the Methodist Review. Martha was told by Bishop Asbury that before he could meet her again she would be dead. When Martha died, the bishop's prophecy came true. She tried to convert the nonbelievers in the room while on her deathbed. He shared a letter in which his sister tried to change her friends. Martha was the sister of Hinde's first daughter.He attended Methodist camp meetings but did not convert immediately. He wrote a lot about the importance of the camp meeting in bringing Christianity and democracy to the west. He was a deputy clerk for the Kentucky Court of Appeals. Hannah's husband William assigned him to <mask>d. <mask>d was the Clerk of the Court of Appeals. During this time, he gained a knowledge of the law and became acquainted with many of the state's leading men. He was one of Kentucky's most efficient businessmen.Henry Clay was the first lawyer that <mask> heard address a court. Many of the leading judges and politicians of the day shared a boarding house with <mask>, where he strengthened his personal and political contacts. The newspaper publisher opposed slavery. He and his siblings repudiated slavery on religious grounds. In Kentucky, where slavery was commonplace in the middle and western parts of the state, <mask> and his friends became outspoken critics of the institution. Methodists converted slaves and welcomed them into their congregation in the Great Awakening, despite their opposition to slavery. The Methodist ministers in Kentucky were involved in the abolitionist movement.In a letter to President Madison, <mask> blamed his opposition to slavery on his mother. In 1805, Mr. Wood and <mask> arrived in Kentucky. Friendly considerations led me to support them. The solicitations were made by a young friend from Virginia. The 'Western World' was published in 1806. Imbibing strong prejudices against slavery, perhaps from my mother's repeating, in my infancy, the nurse's songs composed by Cowper, designed to make such impressions. My friends were surprised when I left Kentucky in June 1806 and headed to Ohio.A deep impression had been made on my mind that an exciting period was about to begin, as a result of connecting circumstances and hints that fell from Wood and others. In the 18th century, due to the slavery issue, <mask> moved from Kentucky to Ohio. In partnership with his brother-in-law. Richardson published a newspaper called the Fredonian. "Fredonian" is a sonorous name for a citizen of the United States. It was used to separate Texas from Mexico. He fought the projects of the man.The material he published in The Fredonian was related to the conspiracy to overthrow the US government. The evidence was sent to Henry Clay, a friend of the family and later secretary of state. While working at the Kentucky Court of Appeals, <mask> developed a close relationship with George Madison and his nephew John Madison. President James Madison was said to be writing a political history about the Burr conspiracy when he received a letter from <mask>. Madison asked <mask> to send copies of The Fredonian to include in his presidential papers. The newspaper issues dealt with the Burr Conspiracy. The President's papers held the copies of the newspaper.After moving to Ohio, <mask> was elected to the position of clerk pro tempore by the Ohio House of Representatives. He held the position for three years before moving to military lands. On October 19, 1809, at the age of 24, Hinde married the daughter of the late James Bradford in Hamilton County, Ohio. His father-in-law was a descendant of another person. He was killed in St. Clair's Defeat and buried in Fort Recovery. James B., John Madison, and Martha were the children of <mask> and Belinda. John Madison is a nephew of George Madison and a relative of James Madison.Martha married a prominent Illinois politician. During the Civil War, he was a judge and allowed four Union deserters to go free. She died in 1827. <mask> and <mask> married in 1828. They had three children. After his death, Edmund's journals were published. Charles became a business tycoon in Southern California because of his shipping expertise.Jacob was a successful newspaper editor and owner who later held a number of political offices in Illinois. The newspaper had a person involved for less than two years. He converted from Deism to Methodism and decided to stop operating a political journal. He used to locate military lands after retiring from the newspaper business. He published editorials in newspapers and religious publications for the rest of his life. He said that the camp meeting could unite the different Protestant denominations. Francis Asbury went into the wilderness to visit <mask>.An 1856 account states that in 1810 Bishop Asbury visited an obscure part of the western country which was then a wilderness. "The shepherd ought to know the flock, and the flock the shepherd: they ought to know what man it is that governs them, and I have come nearly one," said <mask><mask>. The inhabitants of the hills and mountains will make mention of the writer. It is thought that he received his license to preach around 1810. In either 1812 or 1812, people were so eager to hear him that they filled the church. The sermon was described as lacking in coherence. During the sermon, he said, "My bowels, my bowels!"He was a rather eccentric preacher according to the 19th-century account. He had the power to engage the attention of his hearers, but was not very skilled as a speaker, but he was successful and useful in a revival of religion. He held that the eldership is the only true order in the ministry and objected to the order of deacons. He would never consent to be a deacon because of his peculiar views. In the early 1800s, Hinde became a circuit rider. He served large portions of Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, and Missouri. He covered a lot of territory that was violent and lawless.Circuit riders were supposed to plant new churches in new or underserved communities. The development of the frontier depended on them. Most of the time, <mask> wrote about Methodism and church songs. A choice collection of spiritual songs, which was said to have sold more than 10,000 copies, was written by him. Rev. It was said that <mask><mask> was very passionate about promoting the interests of the Church and of religion and morality. He took part in the trial of his brethren accused of offenses, but his zeal was not of the ascetic kind.He said that he was doing God service. Growing up in Kentucky in the late 1790s, <mask> learned of the danger of Indian attacks. He became interested in prehistoric Indian sites after moving to Chillicothe. In a letter to President James Madison, he mentioned taking friends to Windship's mound, but focused on his opposition to slavery. When I mentioned the gloom that overshadowed my future prospects, they 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 The area where William Mc'Intosh sold property had been a Piankashaw Indian campground. 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texts: commander at the Battle of Lake Erie was Captain Oliver Hazard Perry.The British were forced to fall back from Detroit after Captain Perry's decisive victory, which ensured American control of the lake. In 1813, <mask> was in charge of the prisoners captured at this battle. In the early 1800s, <mask> purchased large land holdings in what would become the state of Illinois. They founded the city of Mount Carmel, Illinois. The men were ministers. They chose the name Mount Carmel because it was a historic city in Palestine and meant "the garden of the Lord". The majority of the land was donated by <mask>, according to one source.After it was incorporated, he gave permission for city residents to use part of his land as a "commons" for livestock. The legislature gave permission for a ferry to run on Hinde's land. The primary survey work was done for the Grand Rapids Dam. He was thought to have lived in a house on the "bluff" in Mount Carmel. In letters to Congress, he claimed to be near the Grand Rapids Dam. He published a poem about Mount Carmel. Mount Carmel used to be located in Edwards County.The county seat was moved from Illinois to Indiana after the settlers were killed by a lack of water. English immigrants were the majority of the population at that time. The Americans from Mount Carmel tried to take the county seat back from them. John Buckles received only two votes against him when he ran for county commissioner in 1821. In 1822, Hinde narrowly missed out on the office of Illinois House of Representatives. The county seat issue was resolved by the Illinois Legislature on December 24, 1824. The newspaper accounts show that the lots held by Hinde did not sell quickly.After developing the plans for Mount Carmel, Hinde was still advertising lots for sale in national newspapers. The place I offer is midway between St. Louis and Louisville and the next improvement will be the completion of the railroad connecting the two places, at the Grand Rapids, at the junction of the White, Patoka. No theater or play-house shall ever be built within the boundary of the city; no person shall be guilty of drunkenness, profanity, sabbath-breaking, and many other sins. In the 19th century, <mask> left the Methodist circuit to focus on religious and historical writing. One of the first churches in the town was founded by him. The Methodist ministers met in the upper room of his house. It was a large gathering.Real estate disputes began after his father's death. He started investing in real estate in Ohio. Property titles were complicated due to the turnover of military lands and the acquisition of former Native American lands. The Supreme Court of the United States heard several of his Ohio property disputes. William M'Intosh was a former Revolutionary War veteran who became 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 The site of the Grand Rapids Dam would become home to M'Intosh and Hinde. The Supreme Court Case of Johnson v. M'Intosh was associated with M'Intosh.The case was used by Chief Justice John Marshall to establish the "Discovery Doctrine," which ruled that discovering people gain title over the indigenous peoples in respect to land title. Associate <mask> Todd was a justice of the Kentucky Court of Appeals when <mask> served as the court's clerk. The Supreme Court ruled in the case that private citizens couldn't purchase land from Native Americans and therefore Johnson's land purchases were invalid. M'Intosh's land purchases from the Federal government were found to be legal. M'Intosh's litigated property was purchased by <mask>. The documents at the Wisconsin Historical Society include correspondence between <mask> and M'Intosh about land sales. Due to his large land holdings in the area, <mask> benefited greatly from the favorable ruling in the case.The ruling settled ownership issues between the Indians and settlers, which led to the creation of the towns of Mt. The Illinois territory contains Carmel, Powhaten, and Selima. One of <mask>'s real estate disputes was based on the property he owned in Cincinnati. The dispute was between the two parties. Vattier was a scam artist in Cincinnati. One source described Vattier as owning a gambling empire. Vattier was involved in a number of fraudulent real estate schemes.Vattier stole large sums of money from the Receiver of Public Monies for the District of Cincinnati. Both were involved in exposing the Burr conspiracy and were prominent in Ohio. Allegedly, Vattier tried to take title to a piece of property in Cincinnati that was already owned by the <mask> family. In court, <mask> challenged Vattier. The proceedings in the Ohio State Court were represented by Henry Clay. A bill of sale and title that was superior to the Hinde family was claimed to be possessed by Vattier. The case was heard by the United States Supreme Court.The property that Vattier took title to was owned by <mask> and his children. The property was originally owned by the father-in-law of <mask>'s wife. The Wabash Navigation Company had a member named <mask>. Seventeen members of the company are from Indiana and Illinois. The company had a lot of money. The company's first nine directors, including <mask>, remained active until his death. The company charter was approved by the legislatures of Illinois and Indiana.The company built a dam. In a letter to Congress in 1842, he stated that his goal was to connect the Wabash River with the Maumee River that flowed to Lake Erie. George Washington's hope of connecting the waters of the east with the Ohio and Mississippi rivers was supported by unnamed hunters and traders. The whole wilderness of the West has been subdued and savages have retreated before civilization and enterprise. He said that it was essential to connect the river to the Ohio because steamboats could navigate almost all year on the Wabash from the Grand Rapids to Terre Haute. Next to the proposed dam, an armory should be built by the U.S. Government. A business partner and friend of <mask><mask> was Dr. John Lescher.The men invested in the company. The company was sued by Lescher's children. After the death of his father, James and his son-in-law sued the company for entering their land and taking timber and other materials for the construction of a dam. The company's charter allowed them to enter the land without the owner's consent, forcing the owner to seek legal recourse. The court ordered compensation. In 1841, Jacob Lescher wrote a letter to Congress in support of the Grand Rapids Dam project and the building of the U.S. Armory. The town of Powhatan was a "river addition" to Mount Carmel, according to information submitted to Congress.The location of the town of Selima was not clearly stated. The original surveying was done by Hinde. The wooden dam needed to be replaced in the late 19th century. Congress appropriated money for the construction of a new dam on September 19, 1890. The old dam had washed away and the new dam would raise the water level by more than 10 feet, according to the report. The mid-19th century lock and dam were "not of a substantial character" and "rapidly deteriorated and became useless" according to an annual report to the Secretary of War. The government had to pay the Wabash navigation company an additional $7,000 to extinguish their franchise and purchase their property because expenditures for the dam were more than $300,000 by March 31, 1881.At the end of his life, <mask> settled in Mount Carmel. During his final years, he was an active letter writer and watched over his many business and real estate interests. In church and Illinois society, <mask> compiled many documents and interviews. He shared a lot of this information during his later years. The Madoc tradition and the Hollow Earth theory were some of the questionable theories preached by <mask> in his later writings. The "Short Sketches of Revivals of Religion in the Western Country" was published in the Methodist Magazine. His writings have been described as bound in vague philosophical and religious reflections-- this is especially true of his diaries-- thus making them of slight value.More than 300 years before Christopher Columbus's voyage in 1492, there was a Welsh prince named Madoc who sailed to America. Many people were interviewed on the topic. In 1824, John S. Williams, editor of The American Pioneer, received a letter from <mask>. According to him, Welsh people under Owen Ap Zuinch came to America over 300 years before Christopher Columbus. The remains of six soldiers were dug up near Jeffersonville, Indiana with breastplates containing Welsh coats of arms. The first governor of Tennessee wrote about the discovery of six skeletons in brass armor. According to M'Intosh, American Indians and Welshmen lived on the Mississippi River in the 1700s.After 45 years in the wilderness of the West, <mask> wrote in a letter that he had just returned from the East and visited the Atlantic cities for the first time. I have been a citizen of Kentucky three times, twice in Ohio and once in Illinois. According to <mask>, eastern ministers were unsuccessful because they underestimated the people of the West. There is a large collection of <mask>'s diaries in the Wisconsin Historical Society. He stated in his diaries that he supported the theory. Many prominent men of the day received correspondence from <mask>. His correspondents were James Madison, George Madison, <mask>, Henry Clay, <mask>, and John Marshall.Death was sick a few days before he died. He is buried next to his daughter and second wife in Mount Carmel's Sandhill Cemetery. Charles paid for the fence surrounding their graves. His orphans were forced to live with other relatives or fend for themselves after he died. Martha and Judge Charles H. Constable looked after many of her younger siblings until they found work. Her brother was a successful businessman. The Hotel del Coronado is located in San Diego, California.The Grand Rapids Hotel was built on the <mask> family farm near the Grand Rapids Dam and Hanging Rock. The Grand Rapids Hotel in Illinois was influenced by one of the silent investors of the Hotel del Coronado. There are external links to the City of Mount

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His work is mostly portraits and focused on religious themes. There is no known painting attributed to <mask> Basaiti. Basaiti's career began at the beginning of the cinquecento style, which forced him to attempt to adapt his style to stay current.<mask> was born in either Venice or Friuli. Vasari reported that his family was either Albanian or Greek. The Greek and Albanian communities, and other foreign communities, for the most part kept to themselves and do not often appear on Venetian records, explains the variety of names Basaiti is known by. The connection between Basaiti and this will is debated, but a will dated 1526 may provide evidence of his family. Not much is known about Basaiti's life due to the lack of documentation. <mask>'s earlier pieces are thought to be a reflection of Bartolomeo's style and composition. The nephew of Bartolomeo is thought to have begun working with Basaiti after Bartolomeo's death.This is supported by the fact that Basaiti was commissioned to finish the altar piece after Alvise died. Typically only major assistants working in the studio would have been asked to do this type of work, which suggests that Basaiti was closely connected to Alvise by this time. Basaiti's work seems to be influenced by both Vivarinis, further suggesting the link between Basaiti and these two masters. A lot of great artists lived during this era. He incorporated more extensive landscapes into his background, taking inspiration from Giovanni Bellini. For a long time, some of Bellini's older works were mis attributed to Basaiti. The work of Netherlandish painters is an influence on Basaiti.<mask>'s style shifted towards more complex and dramatic landscapes after Drer's stay in Venice. This style can be seen in the wilderness. One more important artistic influence in <mask>'s life is thought to be a copy of a painting by Cima da Conegliano. Most of the time Basaiti focused on religious themes. His style seems contemporary with complex composition and correct proportions. More than half of <mask>'s works come from the early period. <mask>'s period comes right after his training and is marked by a constantly changing style as he tries to find his own style.The Portrait of a Young Man is his first finished piece as an independent painter. There are strong influences from his two proposed mentors in the composition of his paintings, with Bartolomeo specifically influencing his figure design. The Antonellian has strong geometric forms and sharp contrast in lighting. In accordance with the style of his proposed masters, Basaiti's paintings often feature brightly colored clothing and cool skin tones. The link between Basaiti and Alvise is confirmed by the fact that his early works are very similar to those of Jacopo da Valenza. The influence of the school becomes less distinct around 1500. The influence of Giovanni Bellini and Northern artists can be seen in Basaiti's background.In Portrait of a Young Man (1505), the landscape has been given more importance than in his first Portrait of a Young Man (1495), and the screen behind the figure has been completely removed. Basaiti seems to become more concerned with spatial consistency after 1500. It coincides with the stay of Drer in Venice. It has been suggested that the landscape style Basaiti adopted is more influenced by Netherlandish paintings than by Bellini. <mask>'s paintings became similar to Cima da Conegliano as he continued to mix styles. After Cima, Basaiti arrived at this mix of styles and was never able to exert the same influence. The most cohesive time for Basaiti's paintings is the middle period.It was a prosperous decade for Basaiti and included several large commissions such as the high altarpiece at Sant'Andrea della Certosa, the Call of the Sons of Zebedee. The beginning of his mature period was marked by this piece and it is considered one of his best pieces. TheCalling of the Sons of Zebedee is a narrative painting which requires more complex composition, and features a detailed and expansive landscape. Basaiti tried to compose narrative paintings later on, but none were as successful as this first one. The Agony of Christ is an example of Basaiti's work. The altarpiece of the Foscari is represented by this. The influence of Basaiti's painting on Giovanni Bellini's altarpiece is obvious.Basaiti returned to one-figure paintings as the intricacies of narrative paintings became too difficult. While many aspects of <mask>'s former success remain, the painting features only one main figure. The influence of Bellini and of Netherlandish painters is still visible despite his emphasis on the use of landscapes in paintings. The light in his pictures became softer and the components of the painting blended more fluidly as his style developed. This gradual shift towards softer lines and an emphasis on natural lighting was the popular style of this era. The quattrocento style in which Basaiti was trained was waning in popularity, and his attempts to incorporate some of the new techniques can be seen in his later works. Basaiti's last period was 1520-1530 and no paintings have been dated after that.Basaiti appears on a ledger for a painters guild in 1530, but there is no mention of him after that, and he is presumed to have died in the early years of that decade. He would have been 60 around the time of his death. In the last decade of his painting career, his composition became slightly more developed and more in tune with the contemporary style but remained heavily influenced by the quattrocento style. He was best able to adapt his style to the changing times when he focused on portraits. The landscape's importance began to decline in his paintings. The painting The Lamentation shows Basaiti's ability to create narrative scenes. The Lamentation blends many of the influences throughout Basaiti's life and shows his progress towards more organic lighting and forms.<mask> is one of the last masters of the early Renaissance and his works show a refined quattrocento style. His works are considered to be one step behind the Venetian painting of that time, despite his best efforts. Approximately 30 pieces are attributed to <mask>. The table is ordered by date and those with a range of dates were ordered based on their earliest estimated date The people with no determined dates were last. <mask> is an Italian painter who was born in 1470s and died in 1530s.

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texts: <mask> was a Russian mystic, author, journalist, and poet who wrote and taught about sexual magical ritual practices. The Brotherhood of the Golden Arrow was established and led by her in Paris from 1932 to 1935. The Third Term of the Trinity was the subject of Naglowska's teaching. Her practices aimed to bring about a reconciliation of the light and dark forces in nature through the union of the masculine and feminine. Naglowska was the daughter of a governor of Kazan. She was educated in the Institute Smolna, an exclusive private school. After falling in love with a Jewish commoner, Moise Hopenko, she moved with him to Berlin and then to Geneva where they were married and had three children.Hopenko moved to Palestine around 1910. <mask> was a school teacher. After her imprisonment and expulsion from Switzerland, she moved to Rome and worked as a journalist. She worked as a journalist in Rome. She moved to Paris in 1929. She held seminars with up to 40 people to hear her ideas on sex magic. Notable avant-garde writers and artists were present at these sessions.The Brotherhood of the Golden Arrow was established as a result of these gatherings. Her events were controversial. In 1935, <mask> presented a speech at the Club de Faubourg in which she was billed as the "High Priestess of Love of the Temple of the Third Era" and speaking on the topic of "Magic and Sexualitly: What is Magic Coitus? The symbolic Serpent is what it is. The club was convicted for "outrage to public decency" but later successfully appealed. During her time in Paris, she published a newspaper called La Flche, which she and others contributed to. Over the course of three years, the paper released twenty issues.In 1931, she compiled, translated and published in French a collection of published and unpublished writings by American occultist Beverly Beverly on the subject of sexual magic and magic mirrors. Her translation and publication of Randolph's previously little known ideas and teachings led to his influence in European magic. She added some of his oral teachings to the text. She published a semi-autobiographical novella the following year. La Lumire du sexe (The Light of Sex), a guide to sexual ritual that was required reading for those seeking to be initiated into the Brotherhood of the Golden Arrow, was published later that year. Le mystre de la pendaison (The Hanging Mystery) details her advanced teachings on the Third Term of the Trinity, as well as the practice of erotic ritual hanging and other sensory deprivation practices. The art movement was influenced by <mask>ka.Her influence was noted in the "Lexique succinct de l'érotisme" catalog. Sarane Alexandrian wrote a detailed account of her life. In 1935, <mask> had a dream and went to live with her daughter in Switzerland. She died there at the age of fifty-two. For the first time, <mask>'s works were translated into English and published in the United States by Inner Traditions, with a foreword by Hans Thomas Hakll. Naglowska often wrote for shock effect noting her "deliberate intention to scandalize the reader through unnecessarily dwelling on Satanism" according to Julius Evola. It may have been for such scandalous and provocative effect that she used satanic rhetoric and imagery, or it may have been for a more sophisticated symbolic illustration in her message.She referred to herself as a Satan. She encourages her followers to imagine Satan as a force within humanity rather than as an evil spirit. "Reason is in the service of Satan," she said. She uses Satan as a symbol for man's desire for joy and freedom when she writes, "My Brothers, the Venerable Warriors of the Golden Arrow, will say: 'The Free Man in you was Satan, and He wanted eternal joy, but you, Freed Brother, you decided One ritual for which there exists a first-hand account recalls that the ceremony included a naked Naglowska lying supine upon the altar while a male initiate places a chalice upon her genitalia and proclaims, "I will strive by any means to illuminate myself." The Sacred Rite of Magical Love: A Ceremony of Word and Flesh was written by <mask> <mask> and Donald Traxler.

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texts: <mask> was an American football player who played both offense and defense. He was a member of the 1930s All-Decade Team and was named to the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1978. A native of Superior, Wisconsin, <mask> played college football for Oregon's freshman team in 1932 and for George Washington from 1933 to 1935. He played eight years for the Giants from 1936 to 1943 after he was drafted by the New York Giants. He was selected as a first-team All-Pro in 1936 and 1939 after leading the National Football League in rushing yards as a rookies. He was selected to play in the Pro Bowl in 1939 and 1941, as well as helping lead the Giants to the 1939 and 1941 NFL Championship Games. <mask> worked as a backfield coach for the Giants and George Washington after his playing career ended.A duckpin bowling alley was one of the businesses he operated. <mask> was born in Superior, Wisconsin. His father worked as a hoister for the Pittsburg Coal Co. on the coal dock in Superior. His mother was the daughter of Belgian immigrants. Carolyn was one of the three younger sisters of Leemans. <mask> was a student at East High School. When he was in the Pro Football Hall of Fame, <mask> recalled growing up in Superior, where he used to work the iron Ore boats on vacation from high school.I was a fireman shoveling coal. I was a football player because of the early hard work I did. I've achieved everything I wanted. I am happy. <mask> was a member of the freshman football team at the University of Oregon. He was the star of the George Washington University football team from 1933 to 1935. He ran for 2,382 yards on 490 carries for an average of 4.86 yards per carry in his three years at George Washington.He returned 84 punts for 988 yards, an average of 11.9 yards per return. The New York Giants drafted <mask> in the second round of the 1936 NFL Draft. Wellington Mara saw <mask> play for George Washington and recommended to his father that the Giants sign him. Mara would like to be remembered for discovering <mask> <mask>. In his first season in the National Football League, <mask> led the league in rushing yards and average rushing yards per game. He played well at the safety position. He was a first-team player on the 1936 All-Pro Team.<mask> said after the season ended that it was easier to make long gains in the NFL than it was in college. Rumors that <mask> intended to retire from football after one season caused him to sign a contract in August of 1937 to return to the Giants. In 1936, <mask> had the same level of success as in 1937. In 1937, Hank Soar replaced <mask> as the Giants' leading running back, and <mask> gained              less rushing yards than he had in the prior year. Despite the reduced offensive output, <mask> continued to garner credit for his overall play and was selected by the NFL and the New York Daily News as a second-team player on the 1937 All-Pro Team. After the 1937 NFL season, <mask> joined the Heurich Brewers in Washington, D.C., where he played professional basketball. Every year from 1936 through 1942, <mask> received either first- or second-team All-Pro honors.He received first-team honors in 1936 and 1939 and second-team honors in each of the remaining years. He played in the Pro Bowl in 1938 and 1941. He was third in 1940 with 474 yards and second in 1938 with                                             He helped lead the Giants to the 1939 and 1941 NFL Championship Games. On December 7, 1941, the Giants presented him with a silver tray and defense bonds. The radio broadcast of the game on WOR was interrupted by an announcement of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, and an urgent announcement was made at the Polo Grounds. Most of the spectators and players at the Polo Grounds were unaware of the attack until after the game.<mask>' attempts to join the Navy and Army during World War II were rejected multiple times due to his hearing problems, which were caused by a concussion he sustained in a football game. After the 1942 season, <mask> retired from football. He decided to return as a player for one final year after signing on as a backfield coach with the Giants in 1943. He played in one game as a starter during the 1943 season. He retired again after the 1943 season. From 1936 to 1943, <mask> played in 80 games for the Giants. He had 3,132 rushing yards on                                  , he had 17 rushing touchdown, 2,318 passing yards and 25 passingLeemans played defense. Alex Wojciechowicz, a fellow Pro Football Hall of Fame member who played against Leemans, said that Leemans was better on defense than on offense. He was always in the middle of the action on defense. After his playing career ended, <mask> continued as the Giants' backfield coach. He retired from coaching in August 1945 to focus on his laundry business. While still operating his laundry and dry cleaning business, he returned to coaching in 1946 as a part-time backfield coach for the George Washington Colonials. In 1937, <mask> married Theodora Rinaldi at St. Michael's Catholic Church.They were married for 41 years and had two children, Joseph and Diane. <mask> and his wife lived in Maryland. <mask> <mask>' Glenmont Lanes was a duckpin bowling alley. He was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 He was elected president of the Washington D.C. Touchdown Club in 1956. One of the backs on the 1930s All-Decade Team was Leemans. Leemans was a member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame.He was introduced by his high school football coach. In his speech, Leemans mentioned two of his teammates, Mel Hein, the Hall of Fame center, and Leland Shaffer, who Leemans credited as "my top blocker". <mask>' weight went from 180 pounds to 300 in his later years. Less than six months after he was in the Hall of Fame, <mask> died of a heart attack at his condominium in Florida. He was buried at Gate of Heaven Cemetery. Football players, coaches, and players from the National Football League have retired numbers.

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texts: T.J<mask> writes about contemporary art and visual culture in relation to globalization, politics, migration and ecology. He is the founding director of the Center for Creative Ecologies and the author of several books, including Against the Anthropocene:Visual Culture and Environment Today. Between 2005 and 2015, <mask> taught at University College London. Rights of Nature: Art and Ecology in the Americas in 2010 and Uneven Geographies: Art and Globalisation in 2015 were both co-curated by Alex Farqharson. In 2000 he received his PhD from Columbia University. The Exiles of Marcel Duchamp was his first book. In the context of the world wars and nationalist formations of the early twentieth century, La Bote-en-valise and his installations are important.According to the text, Duchamp brought about an aesthetic negotiation of the experiences of geopolitical dislocation. The intersection of contemporary art and politics and the ways that art is capable of inventing creative and critical approaches that analyze, defy, and provide alternatives to reigning political, social, and economic forms are some of the ways that Writing Demos considers the ways that art is capable of inventing. He guest-edited a special issue of the journal Third Text on "Contemporary Art and the Politics of Ecology" to investigate contemporary art's relation to environmental crisis. The book looks at contemporary artists who have turned to documentary practice in order to investigate the mobile lives of people. His analysis considers the work of artists from Europe, the United States, the Middle East, and North Africa, which depicts the frequently negative conditions of globalization, and which connects viewers to the lived experiences of economic and political crisis. There are close readings of works by Steve McQueen, The Otolith Group, <mask>, Hito Steyerl Ahlam Shibli, <mask> Hadjithomas and Khalil <mask>. The artists propose innovative ways to approach politics of social justice and equality, and historical consciousness, even while operating in an aesthetic domain that is post-representational and deterritorialized.The text looks at the video and photographic projects by Zarina Bhimji and Renzo Martens. The work of these artists who have traveled to former European colonies in Sub-Saharan Africa in recent years in order to investigate past and present traumas and injustices resulted in projects that were also made around the time of the 50th anniversary of the independence of numerous African countries. The book contends that artists are investigating the aesthetic and image systems of the US-led military campaigns for security, resources, and economic supremacy worldwide. The book argues that the past colonial experience continues to haunt those living in the present, but lies repressed. The politics of feminism, as well as media theory and postmodernist appropriation, are explored in Technology/Transformation: Wonder Woman demoss. The book analyzes the artist's installations and conceptual mixed-media pieces, such as his La Bote-en-valise, which Duchamp called his "portable museum." The <mask> Mather Award is given to an art critic by the College Art Association.There is a list against the Anthropocene: visual culture and environment today. The politics of ecology and contemporary art are discussed in Decolonizing Nature: Contemporary Art and the Politics of Ecology. The migrant image is the art and politics of documentary. Return to the Postcolony is a book about colonialism in contemporary art. There is a book called Technology/Transformation: Wonder Woman. The Exiles of Duchamp was published in 2007. Figuring Postcolonial Africa and Europe in the Films of Herman Asselberghs, Renzo Martens, and Els Opsomer is a book.T.J. <mask> and Hilde Van Gelder are authors. "Art After Nature: The Post-Natural Condition" was published in April. Radical Nature: Art and Architecture for a Changing Planet 1969–2009 is at the Barbican Art Gallery. The home page of UC Santa Cruz has an interview with T.J. <mask>.

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texts: <mask> is an American writer, political activist, gadfly, and popularizer of the terms "garbology" and "Dylanology". He is known for his opinions on and personal interactions with Bob Dylan. The Rock Liberation Front was founded in 1971 by <mask> and David Peel to "liberate artists from bourgeois tendencies and ensure that rock musicians continued to engage with and represent the counterculture." <mask> was born to Jewish parents in New York in 1945. He was the president of a local fan club dedicated to Haystack Calhoun when he was a boy. He remembers that his father used to inspect the household garbage to make sure that Weberman's mother didn't buy non-kosher food. Weberman attended Michigan State University.In 1964, he was convicted for selling marijuana and served time in jail before being released on parole. He continued his studies at City College of New York while working as an interviewer for the Lawrence Employment Agency. Bob Dylan Weberman has written on the life and works of Bob Dylan, including a pamphlet titled Dylanology in 1969 and a word concordance of Dylan's lyrics. The Dylan to English Dictionary was published in 2005. Some of Dylan's songs are actually about Weberman, according to one of Weberman's theories. Weberman's interpretations of Dylan's work have been ridiculed by the authors. The "Dylan Liberation Front" was founded in 1969 by Weberman and David Peel to help save Bob Dylan.Weberman believed that Dylan was hiding from his social conscience and ignoring his responsibilities as a political spokesman for the counterculture because of his smiling visage on the cover of his 1969 album. Weberman took to rummaging through his garbage after Dylan moved back to the village. Weberman lectured in Dylanology at the left-wing Alternate University of New York. The Liberation Front believed that Dylan had become a reactionary force in rock. According to Rolling Stone magazine, Weberman is the king of all Dylan nuts. Dylan was annoyed that Weberman had changed his mind about digging through his garbage and attacked him on Elizabeth Street in Manhattan. Rolling Stone reported in 1997 that Weberman had "returned to hassle his son" after harassing Bob Dylan.The younger Dylan was a heroin user according to Weberman. The Folkways Records album Bob Dylan vs A.J. features telephone conversations between Weberman and Dylan. The Historic Confrontation was written by Weberman. <mask> of Slate described Weberman as the most famous of the Dylanologists. Weberman claimed credit for Dylan's achievement after releasing a video on YouTube. <mask>, writing for Salon, sees Weberman's claim as far-fetched but also sees a scrap of truth in it. He sees the garbologist as furthering a "philosophical and anthropological tradition" observed by French poet Charles Baudelaire, and practiced in the work of German philosopher Walter Benjamin.Maybe an artist of Bob Dylan's magnitude requires a worthy bte noire like <mask>, a guy who's equal parts pariah, arch enemy, and early model internet troll. After Dylan performed at George Harrison's Concert for Bangladesh shows at Madison Square Garden on August 1, 1971, the Rock Liberation Front and the Dylan Liberation Front stopped their scrutiny of Dylan. Dylan reverted to his 1960s protest singer persona and his scruffy attire at the concerts, which Weberman was satisfied with. The Rock Liberation Front was formed by him and Peel to reestablish a relationship of understanding and participation in the World of Rock. According to Weberman, they first targeted Paul McCartney, whose recent music showed he was just a businessman and a good example of the capitalist, non-involved egotistical rock star. The RLF held a mock funeral for McCartney outside the Park Avenue home of his lawyer and father-in-law. Blair Sabol reported on the event a week later in The Village Voice, and he said that Weberman's strategy was becoming overfamiliar: " Being the foremost Dylanologist, or garbageologist, was brilliant for last year's routine, but revamping it for Paul McCartney as this yearThe RLF protested against Led Zeppelin for their excessive demands. <mask> and his artist wife, Ono, embarked on a radical left agenda under the guidance of activist <mask>, who was inspired by Weberman's ideals. Lennon stated in his interactions with the music press that he was dedicated to making politically motivated music without a thought for commercial gain. In early December, the RLF demonstrated outside Capitol Records, protesting the company's delay in releasing the live album from the Concert for Bangladesh after Harrison had accused Capitol of refusing to distribute the record at cost price. During the protest, Weberman announced that Lennon and Ono had joined the Liberation Front, a group dedicated to exposing hip capitalist counterculture ripoffs and politicizing rock music and rock artists. Rubin was involved with the RLF and Weberman. Rubin described the event as the first act of the Rock Liberation Front in his speech at the freedom rally for the imprisoned poet and activist <mask>.Lennon, Ono and Rubin also planned a US tour that would use their political message to unite the nation's young voters and undermine President Nixon's campaign for re-election in 1972. Lennon and Rubin issued an open letter on behalf of the RLF, demanding that Weberman publicly apologize to Dylan for the print and radio campaign he had waged against the singer and for describing him as a junkie. The RLF became an organization of interest to the FBI after the letter was published in The Village Voice. Rubin had supported the underground publications that ran Weberman's stories, and Weberman had been among the first to accept Dylan's post-Bangladesh single, "George Jackson". Weberman signed an apology for past untrue statements and the harassment of Bob Dylan and his family. The Minister of Defence is Weberman. The offices of Lennon and Harrison's business manager, <mask>, were liberated by the RLF in February 1972 under the leadership of Weberman.The event was a press conference in which Klein attempted to respond to allegations made in New York magazine, and partly supported in Rolling Stone, that he had pocketed funds intended for the Bangladeshi refugees from the sale of the Concert for Bangladesh album. Chanting "You'll wonder where the money went, when Klein runs a charity event", the protestors disrupted the press conference and gained further exposure for Klein's alleged fraud in Variety, Rolling Stone and The Village Voice. Lennon and Ono invited Weberman to visit them at their Bank Street apartment, where the couple said Klein was "ripping us off too". Lennon made a generous financial contribution to the IRA after being introduced to a group of sympathizers and financiers. Lennon continued to finance activities by Weberman and Peel as his direct role in political activism waned. The Pope Smokes Dope was released on Apple Records in April 1972 and was produced by Lennon and Ono. Weberman helped to stage a mass protest against Nixon at the Republican National Convention and Lennon donated $50,000 to pay for demonstrators' travel expenses.Coup D'Etat in America: The CIA and the assassination of JFK was written by Weberman in 1975. According to one account, "Canfield and Weberman propose a basic theory on the assassination, revolving around the CIA and the Bay of Pigs fiasco, and then use the bulk of the book to document and substantiate their allegations." According to Weberman and Canfield, the CIA planned the assassination of Kennedy because he agreed to stop the Cuban exiles' anti-Castro operations. According to the book, Lee Harvey Oswald was a patsy and that two of the "three tramps" photographed by several Dallas-area newspapers under police escort near the Texas School Book Depository were Watergate criminals. The United States House of Representatives member Henry B. Gonzalez was said to have been influenced by Coup D'Etat in America. Coup d'Etat is a chillingly convincing book according to a reviewer for The Harvard Crimson. According to Coup d'Etat in America, Hunt was the acting chief of the CIA station in Mexico City in 1963.In July 1976, Hunt filed a libel suit against Weberman and Canfield, as well as the book's publishers and editor. The Jewish Defense Organization and Weberman were sued for libel in New York in 2002. The jury said that Weberman was responsible for $300,000. The long-time headquarters of the Yippie group was turned into a counterculture museum by Weberman in 2005. A charter from the New York State Board of regents was granted as of February 2006 after the renovation of the building was partially completed. The remains of <mask>, who was killed by a car, would be housed in the museum. In 2006 <mask>, along with some of his former students, appeared in a documentary film about his exploits as a Dylanologist.The film includes a performance by Peel and Weberman. "Dylan's movie: how success ruined his sex life." High Times, no. In May 1978 there was a 33. Books about Dylanology. Whitepress Corp. is in Hong Kong. Bob Dylan had songs, poetry, and writing.Private printing in New York. Michael Canfield is the author of Coup D'Etat in America: The CIA and the assassination of JFK. Henry B. Gonzalez was the author. The Third Press was published in New York. Stonehill Press published a study in famous people's garbage. Dylan used the English Dictionary. RightWing Bob: What the Liberal Media Doesn't Want You to Know about Bob Dylan was published in New York.The Secret Life of Rudy Giuliani was published by BookSurge Publishing. The Yippie Museum Press is in New York. America's most dangerous Nazi is Ron Paul. California: createSpace. The Oswald Code was published. Interviews with Bob Dylan. The East Village.Roberts, <mask> was read further in the spring of 1995. The A.J. wrote to the Landlord. The story of Weberman. The paper. pp. 78–1. There are external links to The Ballad of A.J.A documentary about A. J<mask> was made at the Media Burn Archive. 20th century American non-fiction writers, 21st century American non-fiction writers, American conspiracy theorists, American male non-fiction writers, Jewish American writers, and John F. Kennedy Writers from New York City.

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